SATISFACTION OF PATIENTS STAYING IN DAY SURGERY CLINIC FROM NURSING SERVICES
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1 Original Article SATISFACTION OF PATIENTS STAYING IN DAY SURGERY CLINIC FROM NURSING SERVICES Zeynep Karaman Ozlu 1, Nadiye Ozer, Sevban Arslan 3, Isin Cantekin 4 ABSTRACT Objectives: To examine day surgery patients satisfaction levels with nursing services using Scale of Patient Perception of Hospital Experience with Nursing (PPHEN). Methodology: The study design was descriptive. Data were collected by the researcher in the Day Surgery clinic of a university hospital in Turkey. Participants with literacy were 18 years old and older. The sample included 148 patients agreeing to participate in the study. Data were collected using a questionnaire including socio-demographic questions for patients and PPHEN Scale, Turkish Version adapted to Turkish by Coban. The data were assessed through descriptive statistics, t-test, Man-Whitney U Test and Kruskal Wallis variance analysis. Results: When PPHEN point averages according to age were compared, the point average for the age group of 66 years and above was 7.78 (SD= 8.8), for the age group of 19 to 40, 68.6 (SD= 11.6); and the difference between these points was found statistically significant (P= 0.041). For PPHEN point averages according to patients educational backgrounds, it was (SD= 10.19) for primary school graduates, (SD=15.97) for university graduates; and the difference was found statistically significant (P= 0.000). Conclusions: In this study, it was, in general, found out that the patients were satisfied with the nursing services. KEY WORDS: Patient satisfaction, Nursing services. Pak J Med Sci April - June 010 Vol. 6 No How to cite this article: Ozlu ZK, Ozer N, Arslan S, Cantekin I. Satisfaction of patients staying in day surgery clinic from nursing services. Pak J Med Sci 010;6(): Zeynep Karaman Ozlu, Research Assistant,. Nadiye Ozer, Assistant Professor, 3. Sevban Arslan, Assistant Professor, 4. Isin Cantekin, Research Assistant, 1,,4: Health Sciences Faculty, Ataturk University, Erzurum, Turkey 3: Dept. of Medical Nursing, Adana Health School, Cukurova University, Adana, Turkey Correspondence: Zeynep Karaman Ozlu, zynp_krmnzl@hotmail.com * Received for Publication: August 0, 009 * Revision Received: March 4, 010 * Revision Accepted: March 6, 010 INTRODUCTION Patient satisfaction is a multidimensional concept including the presentation of the service, the interactions between the patient and the people providing service, the existence of the service, the continuity of the service, the proficiency of people providing the service and communication features. Hence, patient satisfaction is a result of health services as well as an indicator of the quality of healthcare. 1 In addition; patient satisfaction provides a feed-back for the evaluation of nursing care and determination of the quality. The satisfaction of patients with the nursing care is the most important factor influencing 438 Pak J Med Sci 010 Vol. 6 No.
2 Satisfaction of Patients their satisfaction with the whole hospital services. Studies suggest that the nursing service is a very important factor in patients satisfaction or dissatisfaction with their experiences in hospital, and nurses attitudes towards and communication with patients are the essential determinants of the patient satisfaction. 3 There are four essential factors influencing patients expectations about services: * Patients medical needs * Experiences they have in different medical establishments * Their socio-cultural status and mood * Their perception of quality. 4 A nurse is the one spending the whole time with patient and closely observes how the patient is affected from diagnosis and treatment processes. 5 Thus, the nurse is responsible for increasing patient satisfaction from reception till discharge. Providing and assessing the quality of care is important in today s rapidly changing healthcare environments. Meeting the patient s expectations has gained priority with increased importance of patient-oriented care and relation between patient and nurse. Today, individuals have more information about healthcare services and question the given service more. Thus, their expectations have increased. The need to redefine their practices emerged for health professionals. Nurses should know patients expectation to meet the expectations. Literature indicates the more coherent patients and nurses perception of satisfaction is, the more patients benefit from the healthcare and the easier they adapt to the treatment after dischargement. 6 The aim of the research on patient satisfaction is to learn how patients consider the quality of healthcare, to define the order of precedence of factors affecting their satisfaction, the reasons for their preference of medical establishment, their expectations, problems occurring during their stay and to redesign the manner of service in line with these expectations. 7 Studies on patient satisfaction giving information about the quality of nursing services should also be conducted in day surgery clinics, where the relationship between patients and nurses develop in a very short time. These studies are important because they contribute to make plans to realize the nursing care of the patients in day surgery clinic for a very short time under the best conditions and qualitatively. It is also important to use a measurement tool to reliably measure patient s satisfaction levels with the nursing services in the day surgery clinic. The Satisfaction scale with the Newcastle Nursing is the condition of at least two-day- hospital-stay. 8 Patient satisfaction scale evaluates patients satisfaction levels with the nursing services with visual analogue scale. 9 Servqual Scale measures quality of service in different service fields. 10 On the other hand, PPHEN Scale is a measurement tool to be used after short-term care, which can be applied reliably to day surgery patients. The aim of this study was to examine day surgery patients satisfaction levels with nursing services using PPHEN Scale. METHODOLOGY This study utilized a descriptive design and was conducted in the Day Surgery clinic of a university hospital in Turkey between April and July 009. The patients were selected through convenience sampling. The participants consisted of 148 patients. To be included, patients had to be: (1) aged 18 years or above; () able to read and understand the Turkish language; (3) at least primary school graduates; (4) able to communicate and (5) willing to participate in this study. Permission to conduct this study was obtained from the Head of the Day Surgery Clinic Department and informed consent was obtained from each patient. The patients were informed about the aim of the research. The participants were assured of their right to refuse to participate or to withdraw from the study at any stage. Admitted to the Day Surgery clinic, all patients received nursing services. Nursing services were individualized for each patient and focused on observing vital signs, pain Pak J Med Sci 010 Vol. 6 No
3 Zeynep Karaman Ozlu et al. management, postoperative nausea and vomiting, wound care, and monitoring, and nutrition. However, this nursing service was not offered in parallel with any model. Nurses continuously provided information concerning the day surgery process. Nursing care is provided by first taking into consideration the patientcentered and individual proprieties, not the gender, age and type of operation. The data collection questionnaire had two sections: demographic data form and the Scale PPHEN. The PPHEN with 15 items was developed by Dozier et al. 11 and the validity and reliability of the Turkish form was studied by Coban. It is a scale reflecting the level of expected needs, assessing patient satisfaction, providing a reliable assessment after a short care and being minimally affected by socio-demographic, individual and other factors. Each item is scored from 1 to 5, totally agree=5, somewhat agree=4, neutral=3, somewhat disagree= and totally disagree=1. The total score was obtained adding all items and could vary from 15 to 75. The greater the total score is, the greater the patients satisfaction with the nursing services is. Dozier et al. 11 reported Cronbach s alpha of scale was Coban s alpha of scale was 0, 9 and 0.96 in this study. The researchers visited the Day Surgery clinic weekdays and collected data from the patients. The researchers introduced the questionnaire to the participants. Then, the participants read the questionnaire and marked their answers on the sheets. The questionnaire took approximately 8-10 minutes to complete and participants with minimal reading ability could understand it. The questionnaire was given to the patients in a separate quiet room of the Day Surgery clinic following the doctor s decision to discharge patient from the hospital. The data were assessed through descriptive statistics, t-test, Man-Whitney U Test and Kruskal Wallis variance analysis. RESULTS Patients characteristics are shown in Table-I. Majority of the sample were aged years; Table-I: The demographic characteristics of the patients (n=148) Characteristics n % Gender Male Female Age and above Marital Status Married Single Occupation Housewife Civil Servant-worker Retired Self employed 14.9 Student 4.7 Education Primary School Secondary School High School University Income Status Less income than expenditures Equal income and expenditures More income than expenditures Previous hospital experience Yes No Companion Yes No and mostly female (63.5%); 86.5% of them were married, 50% secondary school graduates and 59.5% housewives. About 67.6% had incomes equal to their expenditures, 67.6% had previous hospital experiences and 91.9% had companions with them. 440 Pak J Med Sci 010 Vol. 6 No.
4 Satisfaction of Patients DISCUSSION The patients point average from PPHEN, with a maximum point of 75, was (SS=9.90), and thus it is evident the patients were satisfied with nursing services in general. The finding of the current study was consistent with Yurumezoglu 1 and Ozlu s 13 results. In the study by Yurumezoglu 1 point average of patients satisfaction with nursing care is Considering that the highest point of the scale is 135, this result means patients level of satisfaction is high. In the study by Ozlu in the region where our study was carried out, which investigated satisfaction levels of patients with nursing services, staying at different hospitals, 87.1% of the patients were evaluated the nursing services as very good. About 87.1% of the patients evaluated the nursing services as very good. Also, in the literature it was stated that the level of satisfaction patients whose level of expectancy was low and whose maximum expectancies were met was high. 1 In this study it was detected that the majority of the patients (68.9%) did not receive high school and over high school education (primary school 18.9%, secondary school 50%). The Comparison of the point averages of PPHEN related to Characteristics of Patients is given in Table-II. PPHEN point averages were found 70.3 for female and for male and there was no statistically significant difference between gender and point averages (p=0.804). The finding of the current study was consistent with Ozbasaran 5 and Ozlu s 13 results. As for the comparison of PPHEN point averages according to age, it is 7.78 for the age group of 66 years and above and 68.6 for the age group of years. The difference between these values was statistically significant (P = 0.041). Apparently, the PPHEN point average is higher for the group of 66 years and above than the other age groups. Eroglu et al. 14, Uzun 15 and Argan et al. 16 and Yurumezoglu s 1 studies suggest that the level of satisfaction increases as the age increases. The finding of the current study that older patients are satisfied more with nursing services than younger ones Table-II: The Comparison of the point averages of PPHEN related to Characteristics of Patients Characteristics n Mean SD Significance Gender Male t=0.03, Female p=0.804 Age = 8.79, p= and above Marital Status Married MW-U= , Single p=0.61 Occupation Housewife = 9.571, Civil p=0.048 servant-worker Retired Self employed Student Education Primary School Secondary = 1.406, School High School p= University Income Status Less income = 3.910, than expenditures Equal income p= 0.14 and expenditures More income than expenditures Previous hospital experience Yes t=-0.6 No p= 0.11 Companion Yes MW-U= , No p=0.069 Pak J Med Sci 010 Vol. 6 No
5 Zeynep Karaman Ozlu et al. might indicate that older patients have lower expectations than younger patients. The PPHEN point average was found for the married patients and for the single patients; and the difference between marital status and point averages was not statistically significant (p= 0.61). The finding of the current study was consistent with Coban s result. As for the comparison of the patients PPHEN point averages, it was found for the group of civil servants/workers, for housewives and for students; and the difference between comparision and point averages was statistically significant ( P= 0.048). Similarly, Apay and Arslan s 17 study has found the difference statistically significant and indicated that the group of housewives has the highest level of satisfaction from nursing services. Apay and Arslan 17 attributed this finding to the fact that women s level of satisfaction is higher than those of men. In our study, in terms of vocational statues the group which makes a statistically significant difference among patients PPHEN point averages is the students. In this study, average age of students group is lower than the other vocational groups. In the literature, it was indicated that the satisfaction level of the young is lower than the old-aged because of the level of satisfaction, diversities of the needs, the level of expectancies of the young. 17 Therefore, the fact that level of satisfaction in students group was detected as low is an expected result and it is compatible with the literature. However, because of the small number of the student samples, this finding should be carefully interpreted. The PPHEN point average was found for secondary school graduates, for primary school graduates and for university graduates; and the difference was found statistically significant (P= 0.000). It became evident that the university graduates have less level of satisfaction than that of the other groups. This finding might confirm the idea that individuals become more knowledgeable, have more expectations and thus their levels of satisfaction from the services decrease as their education level increases. Various studies confirmed this result and have reported an inverse ratio between the education level and the patient s satisfaction. 1,13,15 The difference between the patients levels of satisfaction according to their income levels was not found statistically significant (P= 0.14). Ozlu 13 and Yurt 10 studies have also found that the income level is not a determinant of the satisfaction from nursing care. Researchers think that the nurses offer the patients equal services whatever their income levels are given the findings of the study. Everybody has got the right of receiving the health services evenly. 13,18 Therefore, no matter what the level of income of patients is, they have got the right of receiving nursing services evenly and in high standarts. 19 The highness or lowness of the patients level of income does not or should not be affect the quality of nursing services in the institution where they receive services. Thus, lack of a statistically significant difference between patients level of income and satisfaction is a satisfactory finding. Similarly, the patients previous hospital experiences do not affect their levels of satisfaction of nursing care (p=0.11). The finding of the current study was consistent with Arikan s result. 18 The PPHEN point average was found 3.00 for those patients who did not have companions and for those who had; and difference was not found statistically significant (p = 0.069). Ozlu s 13 study also suggested that having a companion does not influence the level of satisfaction from nursing care. Study Limitations: The results of this study may be generalized to the sample group in the study. CONCLUSION It was generally found out that the patients have been satisfied with the nursing services. On the other hand, satisfaction level of the patients with higher education level and of the young ones were lower. These findings stress once more how important it is to take into consideration the individual proprieties in offering the nursing services. Finally, the study might have 44 Pak J Med Sci 010 Vol. 6 No.
6 Satisfaction of Patients something to contribute to other studies to be carried out in day surgery clinics, which offer the nursing services in a short period and, thus, neglect the state of satisfaction of patients with nursing services. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The authors are most grateful to Alper KARA and Gokhan YUKSEL for translation. REFERENCES 1. Aksakal T, Bilgili N. The Assessment of satisfaction with nursing services: The case of gynecology department. Erciyes J Medicine 008;30(4): Coban GI. The study of validity and reliability of PPHEN. Master s Thesis. Department of Fundamentals of Nursing, Institute of Health Sciences, 006, Erzurum. 3. Johansson P. Patient Satisfaction with Nursing Care in The Context of Health Care: A Literature Study. Scand J Caring Sci 00;16: Nesanir N, Dinç G. The levels of satisfaction of the patients staying in hospitals in Manisa city center. TAF Preventive Medicine Bulletin 008;7(5): Ozbasaran F. The assessment of satisfaction of grownup patients staying in hospitals with nursing services I. Interational & VIII. National Nursing Congress 001; Congress Book p: Algier L, Abbasoglu A, Hakverdioglu G, Oktem S Perceptions of patients and nurses related to the importance of nursing. Cumhuriyet University J School of Nursing 005;9(1): Yilmaz M. The criteria of healthcare quality: Patient satisfaction. Cumhuriyet University J School of Nursing 001;5(): Uzun O. Patient satisfaction with nursing care at a university hospital in Turkey. J Nursing Care Quality 001;16(1): Acaroglu R, Sendir M, Kaya H. The influence of individualized nursing care to the quality of living related to patient satisfaction and health. Istanbul University Florence Nightingale School of Nursing J 007;15(59): Yurt S, Olgun N. Defining the satisfaction levels of patients staying in a public hospital with nursing care. I. International & VIII. National Nursing Congress, Antalya, Turkey, 9 October- November 000; Congress Book. 001; Dozier A, Kitzman H, Ingersoll G, Holmberg S, Schultz A. Development of an Instrument to Measure Patient Perception of The Quality of Nursing Care. Research in Nursing & Health 001;4: Yurumezoglu Arslan H. Job satisfactions of nurses working in hospitals and their satisfactions with the nursing service. Unpublished Master s Thesis. Institute of Health Sciences, Dokuz Eylul University 007; Izmir. 13. Ozlu Karaman Z. Defining Satisfaction Levels of patients stayed in surgery clinics of different hospitals in Erzurum. Master s Thesis. Department of Surgical Nursing, Institute of Health Sciences 006, Erzurum. 14. Eroglu F, Ozmen S, Noyaner A, Aydin C. Can we improve the patient health quality in intensive care? Suleyman Demirel Hospital Faculty of Medicine J 001;8(3): Uzun O. Defining the validity and reliability of the Turkish version of the Newcastle Scale of Satisfaction. J Turkish Nurses 003;54(): Argan M, Tokay Argan M. Quality in the marketing of health services and a study on patients staying in Osmangazi University Training Hospital. J Modern Hospital Management 00;6(): Apay S, Arslan S. Levels of Satisfaction of patients staying in a training hospital. TAF Preventive Medicine Bulletin 009;8(3): Arikan Yurt S. The impact of nursing services on patient satisfaction. Master s Thesis. Institute of Health Sciences, Marmara University Istanbul. 19. Hastaoglu S. The patients, who stay in internal science part, their satisfaction and announcing from nursing services. Master s Thesis. Department of Fundamentals of Nursing, Institute of Health Sciences, 007, Istanbul. Pak J Med Sci 010 Vol. 6 No
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